destroyulator/game/scripts/Smashable.gd

extends RigidBody3D
class_name Smashable

## A piece of the world that can be smashed.
##
## The cascade lives here: frame pieces start FROZEN (they act static and hold the
## stuff above them up). When you smash a frame piece it vanishes into shards, so
## everything resting on it falls — no scripted "release" needed, gravity does it.
## Brittle kinds (vinyl, glass) also shatter on their own when they hit something
## hard enough — that's the satisfying TAIL of the cascade: the record survives the
## tumble out of its jacket, then cracks a beat later when it smacks the floor.

@export_enum("wood", "cardboard", "vinyl", "glass", "steel", "plastic", "paper", "produce") var kind: String = "wood"
@export var start_frozen: bool = false

## Pre-fractured sibling (Lane 2 contract #2): a scene whose leaf `chunk_*` meshes are
## the real shards. When set, shatter() spawns those instead of primitive cubes. Main
## auto-assigns it from a `<name>.fractured.glb` next to the intact GLB.
@export var fractured_scene: PackedScene = null
## Scales this prop's hit points above its material default. The printer boss is 5.0.
@export var toughness_scale: float = 1.0
## Boss props get a bigger death burst (more juice particles).
@export var is_boss: bool = false
var _hp := 1.0
var _hp_max := 1.0

# per-material behaviour — this table is where "material identity" is authored.
#   hp ........... damage it soaks. A swing deals Weapon.power * Weapon.vs[kind], so
#                  this is the other half of the weapon-vs-material matrix.
#   brittle_speed  0.0 == not brittle (won't self-shatter on impact).
const PROFILES := {
	"wood":      {"color": Color(0.42, 0.28, 0.15), "shards": 7,  "brittle_speed": 0.0, "bounce": 0.05, "hp": 2.2},
	"cardboard": {"color": Color(0.66, 0.5, 0.32),  "shards": 4,  "brittle_speed": 0.0, "bounce": 0.0,  "hp": 0.6},
	"vinyl":     {"color": Color(0.04, 0.04, 0.05), "shards": 6,  "brittle_speed": 2.2, "bounce": 0.12, "hp": 0.9},
	"glass":     {"color": Color(0.55, 0.8, 0.85),  "shards": 12, "brittle_speed": 1.6, "bounce": 0.0,  "hp": 1.0},
	"steel":     {"color": Color(0.7, 0.72, 0.76),  "shards": 0,  "brittle_speed": 0.0, "bounce": 0.25, "hp": 4.5},
	"plastic":   {"color": Color(0.82, 0.78, 0.70), "shards": 6,  "brittle_speed": 0.0, "bounce": 0.15, "hp": 1.4},
	"paper":     {"color": Color(0.92, 0.90, 0.84), "shards": 3,  "brittle_speed": 0.0, "bounce": 0.0,  "hp": 0.3},
	# Produce does NOT throw shards — Splat.gd bursts it instead (see shatter()). The
	# low brittle_speed is what makes a collapsing pyramid crush its own bottom layer
	# with no special code: anything landing on it hard enough squashes it.
	"produce":   {"color": Color(0.80, 0.42, 0.20), "shards": 0,  "brittle_speed": 1.8, "bounce": 0.10, "hp": 0.35},
}

signal smashed(kind: String, at: Vector3, shard_count: int)
## A hit landed but this weapon can't meaningfully hurt this material — the
## box-cutter-on-a-filing-cabinet clank. Juice turns it into a sound + a small shake.
signal resisted(kind: String, at: Vector3)
## A hit that hurt but didn't kill. `frac` is remaining hp, 0..1.
signal damaged(kind: String, at: Vector3, frac: float)

var _shattered := false
var _speed := 0.0   # last physics-frame speed, sampled before any collision resolves

## Pieces this one holds up. When THIS shatters, these get released (unfrozen) so
## gravity drops them. Wired by Main._build_rack (e.g. post.supports.append(shelf)).
## Losing ANY primary support drops the load — arcade feel, no partial-support math.
var supports: Array[Node] = []
var _released := false   # so a piece is only released once (idempotent, cycle-safe)

func _ready() -> void:
	add_to_group("smashable")
	var p: Dictionary = PROFILES.get(kind, PROFILES["wood"])
	_hp_max = float(p["hp"]) * maxf(toughness_scale, 0.01)
	_hp = _hp_max
	physics_material_override = PhysicsMaterial.new()
	physics_material_override.bounce = p["bounce"]
	if start_frozen:
		freeze_mode = RigidBody3D.FREEZE_MODE_STATIC
		freeze = true
	if float(p["brittle_speed"]) > 0.0:
		contact_monitor = true
		max_contacts_reported = 4
		body_entered.connect(_on_body_entered)

func _physics_process(_dt: float) -> void:
	if not freeze:
		_speed = linear_velocity.length()

func _on_body_entered(_body: Node) -> void:
	if _shattered:
		return
	var p: Dictionary = PROFILES.get(kind, PROFILES["wood"])
	if _speed >= float(p["brittle_speed"]):
		shatter(Vector3.ZERO)

## Take a swing. `damage` is what the weapon deals to THIS material (see Weapon.vs);
## the default of -1 means "whatever it takes", which keeps thrown-object and scripted
## smashes working without needing a weapon.
##
## Three outcomes, and the middle one is the point of the whole matrix:
##   damage kills it ....... shatter
##   damage dents it ....... knockback + `damaged`, so heavy props are a fight
##   damage is futile ...... `resisted` — the clank that tells you to switch weapon
func smash(impulse: Vector3, damage: float = -1.0) -> void:
	if _shattered:
		return
	if damage < 0.0:
		shatter(impulse)
		return
	if damage < _hp_max * 0.10:
		# too weak to matter: bounce off, make a noise, leave the prop intact
		sleeping = false
		apply_central_impulse(impulse.limit_length(4.0) * 0.10)
		resisted.emit(kind, global_position)
		return
	_hp -= damage
	if _hp <= 0.0:
		shatter(impulse)
		return
	# survived — a physical knockback so it visibly reacts to the beating
	sleeping = false
	apply_central_impulse(impulse.limit_length(6.0) * 0.25)
	damaged.emit(kind, global_position, clampf(_hp / _hp_max, 0.0, 1.0))

## Has this already come apart? Freed-but-not-yet-collected pieces linger in the
## `smashable` group for a frame or two, so anything iterating the group needs this.
func is_broken() -> bool:
	return _shattered

## Remaining hp as 0..1, for HUD damage reads.
func hp_frac() -> float:
	return clampf(_hp / maxf(_hp_max, 0.001), 0.0, 1.0)

func shatter(impulse: Vector3) -> void:
	if _shattered:
		return
	_shattered = true
	var p: Dictionary = PROFILES.get(kind, PROFILES["wood"])
	var burst := 24 if is_boss else int(p["shards"])   # boss dies in a bigger cloud of juice
	smashed.emit(kind, global_position, burst)
	_release_supported()  # drop what I was holding up BEFORE I leave the tree — the cascade
	# produce bursts rather than shattering; Main routes it to Splat off `smashed`
	if kind == "produce":
		pass
	elif fractured_scene != null:
		_spawn_chunks(impulse)                          # real GLB shards (Lane 2)
	else:
		_spawn_shards(int(p["shards"]), p["color"], impulse)
	queue_free()

## Wake every piece this one was holding up. Guarded on both ends (each child's own
## _released flag) so a shared load or an accidental cycle can't loop.
func _release_supported() -> void:
	for node in supports:
		if is_instance_valid(node) and node is Smashable:
			node.release()

## Turn a frozen support into a live dynamic body and give it a comedic nudge so it
## visibly topples instead of sinking straight down. Idempotent: two legs releasing
## the same shelf only drop it once.
func release() -> void:
	if _released:
		return
	_released = true
	if _shattered:
		return   # already gone; nothing to drop
	if freeze:
		freeze = false            # gravity + forces resume immediately
	sleeping = false              # defensive against a Jolt sleep frame
	apply_central_impulse(Vector3(randf_range(-0.6, 0.6), 0.15, randf_range(-0.6, 0.6)))

## Real destruction: instance the pre-fractured sibling and turn each `chunk_*` mesh into
## its own rigid body that inherits our velocity + the smash impulse. Chunks are named
## chunk_00…chunk_NN with each origin at its own centroid, in this model's local space
## (Lane 2 contract #2). We add the template at our transform so each chunk's global
## transform is already correct, then reparent it onto a fresh body. Debris group so the
## HUD count + Juice keep working. Falls back to primitive shards if the template is empty.
func _spawn_chunks(impulse: Vector3) -> void:
	var parent := get_parent()
	if parent == null:
		return
	var tmpl: Node3D = fractured_scene.instantiate()
	parent.add_child(tmpl)
	tmpl.global_transform = global_transform    # chunks now sit exactly where the intact body was
	var chunks: Array[MeshInstance3D] = []
	_collect_chunk_meshes(tmpl, chunks)
	if chunks.is_empty():
		tmpl.queue_free()
		var p: Dictionary = PROFILES.get(kind, PROFILES["wood"])
		_spawn_shards(int(p["shards"]), p["color"], impulse)
		return
	var inherited := linear_velocity
	var here := global_position
	for chunk in chunks:
		var gt := chunk.global_transform
		var body := RigidBody3D.new()
		body.add_to_group("debris")
		body.mass = 0.25
		# reparent the chunk mesh onto the body, centred on the body origin
		chunk.owner = null
		chunk.get_parent().remove_child(chunk)
		body.add_child(chunk)
		chunk.transform = Transform3D.IDENTITY
		var ab := chunk.get_aabb()
		var col := CollisionShape3D.new()
		var box := BoxShape3D.new()
		box.size = ab.size.max(Vector3(0.02, 0.02, 0.02))
		col.shape = box
		col.position = ab.get_center()
		body.add_child(col)
		parent.add_child(body)
		body.global_transform = gt
		# fling outward from the smash centre + inherit motion + the hit impulse
		var out := (gt.origin - here)
		out = out.normalized() if out.length() > 0.001 else Vector3(randf_range(-1, 1), 0.5, randf_range(-1, 1)).normalized()
		body.linear_velocity = inherited + out * randf_range(1.2, 3.2) + impulse * 0.3
		body.angular_velocity = Vector3(randf_range(-8, 8), randf_range(-8, 8), randf_range(-8, 8))
	tmpl.queue_free()   # the now-empty template wrapper

func _collect_chunk_meshes(n: Node, acc: Array[MeshInstance3D]) -> void:
	if n is MeshInstance3D and n.name.to_lower().begins_with("chunk"):
		acc.append(n)
	for c in n.get_children():
		_collect_chunk_meshes(c, acc)

func _spawn_shards(n: int, color: Color, impulse: Vector3) -> void:
	if n <= 0:
		return
	var parent := get_parent()
	if parent == null:
		return
	var mat := StandardMaterial3D.new()
	mat.albedo_color = color
	var inherited := linear_velocity
	for i in n:
		var s := RigidBody3D.new()
		s.add_to_group("debris")
		s.mass = 0.08
		var sz := randf_range(0.03, 0.09)
		var mesh := MeshInstance3D.new()
		var bm := BoxMesh.new()
		bm.size = Vector3(sz, sz, sz)
		mesh.mesh = bm
		mesh.material_override = mat
		s.add_child(mesh)
		var col := CollisionShape3D.new()
		var shape := BoxShape3D.new()
		shape.size = bm.size
		col.shape = shape
		s.add_child(col)
		parent.add_child(s)
		s.global_position = global_position + Vector3(randf_range(-0.08, 0.08), randf_range(-0.08, 0.08), randf_range(-0.08, 0.08))
		var kick := Vector3(randf_range(-1, 1), randf_range(0.3, 1.4), randf_range(-1, 1)).normalized() * randf_range(0.6, 2.2)
		s.linear_velocity = inherited + kick + impulse * 0.3
		s.angular_velocity = Vector3(randf_range(-7, 7), randf_range(-7, 7), randf_range(-7, 7))